Islamic Capital Markets

This insightful book explores Islamic banking and finance, focusing on sukuk and their role in various economies. Islamic Capital Markets is essential for understanding these financial instruments.

This book provides a comprehensive overview of Islamic banking and finance, capital markets, and sukuks, focusing on grassroots understanding. Islamic Capital Markets delves into the distinctions between conventional bonds and sukuk, highlighting their integration within various economic contexts, both in Muslim and non-Muslim countries. The text emphasizes the importance of sukuk as a growing financial instrument in the global market.

The content is structured around five key topics that serve to educate readers on the evolution and current state of the Islamic finance industry. Initially, it outlines the historical development of Islamic finance and capital markets. Following that, the book details the fundamental characteristics and instruments of Islamic banking. This foundational knowledge sets the stage for a deeper examination of the current landscape within capital markets and Islamic finance.

The final sections of the book focus on the development of sukuk in Islamic capital markets, including Shariah perspectives, and provide a brief overview of sukuk structures, particularly in the context of Pakistan. Overall, Islamic Capital Markets serves as an essential resource for scholars, researchers, and students seeking to deepen their understanding of Islamic financial instruments and their implementation across different regions.